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What is the typical size of a speech choir?
What is the typical size of a speech choir?
- 21 to 50 members
- 12 to 100 members (correct)
- 11 to 20 members
- 1 to 10 members
What is the purpose of dividing speech choir members into groups?
What is the purpose of dividing speech choir members into groups?
- To group members based on their natural speaking voices (correct)
- To separate members based on their age
- To match members based on their height
- To create competition among members
Which of the following is not necessary for a speech choir performance?
Which of the following is not necessary for a speech choir performance?
- Dynamic range
- Expression
- Accurate coordination
- Choreography of movement (correct)
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Study Notes
- Speech choirs recite speeches in unison with choreography and costuming.
- They date back to ancient Greece and were part of most plays.
- They are typically the same size as singing choirs with 12 to 100 members.
- Members are divided into groups based on natural speaking voices.
- Selections are typically poems or poetic passages.
- Choreography of movement is not necessary but can be used.
- Costumes can be simple or elaborate to highlight the performance.
- Dynamic range, expression, and accurate coordination are important.
- Solo parts for specific members can add dramatic effect.
- Facial expressions and intonation are carefully planned.
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